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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1915)
I: TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JANUARY 14, $1.50 PER YEAR. 1915, furnished The State Legislature Convened on Tuesday. o©öccöö©©ce<y5cc<coeoe«G©ecccr.3e€cc«5öcco©o©c©c©oooco« Pianos, Victorolas, Records, Vio lins, Mandolins, Guitars, Banjos. For the first time in 12 years, bar Harmonicas, Autoharps, Organs and ring the two years which Frank all musical accesories as well as a full Benson was Acting-Governor, Ore- ' line of Music.— R. I’. Whitaker, the gon tonight has a Republican in the Music Man, at Morrison's Confec executive chair. Says the Oregonian. tionary. ♦ Incidentally Dr. James Withycombe 1 i Cruson and Myers have purchased has realized the ambition for half a the wall paper stock from Jones & lifetime. Knudson, and have moved the sam< The situation presents a promising to their shop across the street. This ■utlook for the welfare of the state. If stock will be closed out at reduced »arty government and party rcsponsi- yjiv gtpiTvljcn gkttteclj prices and will add new stock. Droj >ility arc the strong influences for ef- in and get our prices. ’ iciency in government that econo- nsits represent them to be there will Found! A line of buggies with th< >e less friction between the Execu- quality, that we can sell in competi ive and slate officers, less combativ- tion with the mail order business and mess exhibited between Governor save you money. Bring your cata nd Legislature and more accomplish- logucs and come in and compart d in the succeeding four years in prices. Every buggy fully guaranteed onstructivc administration and legis —Tillamook Feed Co. * lation than in the entire period during vhich so much sparring for political A. C. Everson vs. W. L. Powers i- dvantage and personal aggrandize- a suit filed in the circuit court to re cover $500.00 as commission in a rea. nent was exhibited. estate deal. Plaintiff had a writter The Governor’s message left a dis- inctly pleasant impression with the agreement with defendant that if h< sent a party to him who bought thi □embers of the Legislature, the state place for $17,000, consisting of 4< ■ fficers, the visiting city and business acres, two miles S.E. of Tillamook epresentatives, and the throng of he w as to receive $500. Having don. itizens in the lobby. The part gen rally accepted as the keynote of the so and the place being sold to Franl ddress and of his administrative Paul, plaintiff now sues for his coni olicy was the plan offered for cen- mission. ralizing state departments and such ther advice as may be classified Timbermen Raise Objections. vithin an economy program. In this respect Governor Withy Some of the timber interests hav, raised an objection to the action o combe is not a radical when mcasur- d with some of the members of the the County Court in rearranging th louse and Senate. He did not suggest expenditure of the road fund to pro o many changes as arc mentioned in vide for two miles instead of half ; he resolution presented in the Senate mile on the Bayocean road to be con >y Senator Barrett, and which has the structed this year. There is some dif lacking of numerous leaders in the fercnce of opinion with attorneys ¡1 ipper house. Even this resolution regard to this, and, at first when Dis loes not cut so deep into the tangled trict Attorney Goyne was appealed tc May Be Your Only Asset mot of boards and commissions as for advice, he gave it as his opiniot iome profess a willingness to sink the that the County Court could not d< in Case of Fire. cnife. this, but since then he is inclined t< The impression left at the close of think differently. Mr. Goyne has he second day, when practically all asked the Attorney General for ai ides, except office holders, have opinion, and if he decides in favor o! IX!. 'JOI >cen heard from tentatively or offici the timbermen, then it is going to ar illy, is that the Legislature will not as a boomerang to them, for as soor ndeavor to sec how little it can do as it is knowm that each road distric' Promise Yourself that this Year will nd keep faith with the people, but can obtain more money for their re low much it can accomplish without spectivc districts, the next budge be Your Best and then make it so. joing to extremes. meeting will be packed with citizen: First batch of bills introduced were who will vote for the limit, 10 mill- hese: We do not believe that this is th Providing means of enforcing pro- right and proper procedure, and hop' libition amendment enacted by peo- it will not previal. The timbermei de at last election. contend that the Bayoccan item fo Repealing all standing and con- $3,000 can only be raised 10 per cent inuous appropriations. The Insurance Man but the former court construed th' Enabling cities to construct and law as applying to the road fund maintain joint waterworks systems. which can be raised 10 per cent, a Requiring lobbyists to register and the items for different roads improve uniting their activities. ■nents were not included in the budge Abolishing State Immigration Com- published by the court. It was at th nission. request of the editor of the Headligh Abolishing State Accountancy that the different items for road worl were published for the information o Board. Imposing gross revenue tax upon the citizens. Last year when the bud xpress, telephone and telegraph Cos get was discussed there was a certait Abolishing private employment sum for road and bridge work, am igencics. not withstanding no provision ha< Authorizing school boards to call been made to construct part of th> pecial elections to consider free text Bayocean road, the Court’appropriat books. cd $2,000. It is safe to say that wha Providing new method of imposing money is levied for road work will b< icenscs for fishermen. expended, if not on the Bayoccat Imposing gross revenue tax upon road then somewhere else, and then will be that much more to provide foi deeping-car, refrigerator car and oil ompanies. next year, for the people of the coun Making food for domestic animals ty see the injustice of depriving Bay in item of “family expense.” ocean of a way out. Should the count.' Providing bounty on seals. Court be limited to $3,000 for tha: Restoring sheriffs of counties as road, a movement will be started and ax collectors. petitions circulated for a special elec Making it possible to send boys bc- tion to empower the County Court tc KEJoLVED wecn 16 and 18 to State Reformatory construct the road and issue warrants Amending game laws, limiting deer to pay for it out of the money appro leason to September and October and YOU CAN’T 6ET MON priated for road district No. 2, the permitting killing of female pheasants next two years. EY ANY EA5IER THAN Providing permanent registration 5Y BUYING YOUR. GR.O of electors. The Rose of Virginia. Fixing method whereby electors CERJE5 AT OUR. may become candidates for office o------ 31 oR.E . without circulating petitions and re * Here is the play you have lone quiring candidates to pay fee upon waited for, "The Rose of \ irginia' a BU5TER, bKOWN. filing. society comedy in four acts. 1 his play Making possible for women to serve will be presented by the dramatic on juries. club under the auspices of the Boos Requiring registration of lobbyists. ter’s Band at the Opera House tw Making women eligible to serve on that it is economy to buy at our store. Because nights, Friday and Saturday, Jan., 2« grand juries. and 23, and a selected cast. Note th< we have the best ijoods mvl the fairest prices. Buy Making possible for cities and towns players. ing ¡>oor groceries |or th - ' i n - price that we' will to surrender charters and mercé with Gerald Gordon—‘‘Jerry’ Carl Dawson other cities. give you our good groceries, is letting your dollars Wm. Osmand—‘‘Bill’ James Hiner Providing permanent registration Judge Mason—Of Richmond Va. take wingsand fly away. Hunt around all you will, of voters. Hubert Melchior. but you must come to our store to lind the best gro Abolishing county educational Col Lee—AKcntuckian W. Trombley boards. ceries at the best possible pi i'V, Silas Smart—A New Yorker, B. J. Providing for registration and McCowell. licensing of teachers, creating boards Green—The bank expert J. Plasker. of examiners for music teachers and A. L. Me- Mose—The old servant, placing such teachers under direction Carthy. of State Superintendent of Public In GROCERIES, SMOKED MEATS, FRUITS, VEG Rose Mason—Of Richmond Va., struction. ETABLES, HAY, GRAIN, FEED. Grace Holland. — Winifred Mason—her cousin, DR. WENDT, riet Walker. OREGON TILLAMOOK. Eye Special st, Officer, Paris Lamar. This play is worth your time and at- Fit Glasse« at teniion, 20 do no fail to sec it. « Reasonable Prices. Guaranteed collect is for merchandise the defendants. Advantage of a Checking Account Founded in the Strongest Way, Growing Stronger Every Day Acquainta nee Not the least of the advantages of having a checking ac< oiint at this bank is the acquaintance which it promotes lx- tween the depositor and our officers. This acquaintance enables our officers to get in touch th the interests of the depositor, and to lend all the co- iration consistent with conservative banking- Our officers gladly welcome the opportunity to extend facilities of the bank to new depositors. CAPITAL First National Bank Tillamook, Ore AND SURPLUS, S80,500, Member of b RESERVE ASSOCIATION Of the United States. illamook County Bank. TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS All persons owing me are requested to call and pay the same before Jan t I Hou Sts to Rent, see Watson. * uary 31st. 1915, otherwise credit will cease. — W. A. Williams. * Safe deposit boxes for rent. Tilla mook County Bank. * Wanted, to trade a bungolow in Portland for a bungalow in Tillamook The place to eat is at the “Good Eat*,’’ Ramsey Hotel. * i Apply to Attorney John Leland Hen derson, Tillamook, Oergon. * A heavy team, wagon and harness Young man and wife wants place for aale. Sec Shrode. * on farm. Man fully experienced in E. A. Worthington was in the city farming, Women good housekeeper. from Mohler last week. Inquire at the Headlight office. Attorney W. A. Burk, of Portland, Land plaster will help you to clean wa* in the city on Monday. out the Yellow' Weed and at the same Th* Tillamook Meat Co., is paying time fertilize your Oat, Clover and Co., ten c«nts for green hides. * Grass crops. Lamb-Schrader Hello 28W. W. H. Hoskins left on Sunday to Protect your valuable papers fron visit his son in Coos County. the unexpected fire by renting one of A fine quality of Tillamook made our safe deposit boxes, Only one shingles at the Tillamook Feed Co. ’ dollar per year. Tillamook County Spray your trees! 50 gallons of Bank. spray for 35c., Tillamook Feed Co. * We have made special arrange- We are in a position to make some ments with the Telephone Co., to long time farm loans. First National connect you directly with our office, ¡■K in case you wish any of our GOOD Wood! Wood!! Wood!!! of all COAL, Lamb-Schrader Co., Call 28W kinds, and fence posts, for sale. See Mrs. Iler and Ray Estabrook, of * Cloverdale, came in on Sunday to at Shrod Wanted, to rent, for a few months, organ. Rev. F. A. Jones, Tillamook, Ore. Dry fir wood $5.00; Hemlock $4.50. deliver ed any where in town.—Rosen berg’s Store. * tend the Episcopal services at the Masonic building, Rev. F. A. Jones having fixed up the dining hall for a chapel. Wanted employment of any kind >y married man, experienced confec- ioner, baker's helper, chair mender, We will soon hav? several cars of carpenter's helper, teamster and hay for sale from the car. See Shrode landy at most anything.—Address C. for prices. * Howell, Tillamook, Oregon. Would like to let contract to clear off logs and stumps on 20 acres on the Miami River.—See F. R. Beals. The launch Henrietta will make two rips a week between Bayocean and Tillamook on Tuesdays and Satur- Try those 25c dinners at the Ram lays, leaving Bayoccan at 8:30 a.m sey'•Good Eats.” M. A. Olson for ind returning leaves this city at IMS p.m. merly of the Spanish Kitchen. * Carl Habcrlach and wife left on C. J. Howard vs. C. G. Briscoe and wife is a suit filed in the circuit court Monday for Portland, where the will to recover $280 on promissory notes. take their youngest daughter to an eye specialist. While out side Carl Eltocr Webb is the new assistant in will take a trip to Seattle and other the assessor’s office, and he will points. move hi* family from Cloverdale to F. D. Small returned from Belmont, thi* city. California on Saturday, and reports WANTED:— Homestead Relin- ihat his wife is much improved in q’/gbrnent, will pay cash for same if health and gained considerable weight It Mats Address, P. O. Box 227, Tilla since she went there. Mrs. Small ex mook, Ore. pects to be home in a few months. Musical goods of all kinds, at the The New Music Store, now open, nt~* music .»re.—R. P. Whitaker, with a very complete line of instru usicr Man, at Morrison's Con- ments and sheet music of all kinds M * Call in and get acquainted.—R. T. Expert pi? ’0 tuning, and repairing Whitaker, at Morrison’s Confection * of in strumenis of all kinds.—R. P- ary store. ¡taxer, the Musical Man, at Mor- Whit H. B. Morgan, formerly of this citv riaan'i Confectionary. and at one time a Christian minister Or- ton of coal equals two cords of and a member of the Masonic order, wood and you don’t have to sow and died at the home of his daughter in split it, Lamb-Schrader Co., Hello Portland last week, L. M. Morgan be ing a cousin of the deceased. Conti-al Gi’me 28W. * Two more suits have been filed in Pres. Dwight has appointed Sec Worrall and A. H. Gaylord to receive the circuit court against P. J. Sharp any donations of anything for the ind Maud Sharp. One is brought by “Belgian Relief’. Parties desiring tc E. T. Haltom for various sums of noney amounting to $423.28. The contribute, phone Mr. Gaylord at ex press office and the donations will b< ither suit is by C. A. Parks to recover called for, either cash or anything to >276.86. In both cases the money that the plaintiffs are endeavoring to or wear. UAtfRR’S VARIETY STORE TIUÜAÍD00K. OREGON- Drop in and book Around “ SERVES YOU RIGHT A FIRE INSURANCE POLICY Let us Write Your Next Policy ROLLIE W. WA TSON, RAY & CO. I